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Date	Title
06/02/2012	Enhanced fostering campaign Surrey County Council is looking for foster carers to join the new Enhanced Fostering Scheme . People who have experience working with children and young people from troubled backgrounds and who display challenging behaviour, are being urged to contact the fostering service. As well as full training and support, enhanced foster carers can expect to receive more than £600 per week.
06/02/2012	Helping get jubilee street parties started Surrey’s leaders have vowed to do all they can to help people throw street parties to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, which marks 60 years of the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. The celebrations will centre around an extended weekend on 2, 3, 4 and 5 June.
03/02/2012	Have your say about late night drinking venues An online public consultation has been launched asking for views on the implementation of two new powers designed to help communities deal with problems associated with late night drinking. The measures, contained in the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act 2011, are due to be introduced in the autumn.
02/02/2012	New Surrey Lieutenancy website The Surrey Lieutenancy has launched a new website www.surreylieutenancy.org
01/02/2012	Fined for selling pets without a licence On Friday 27 January at Redhill Magistrates’ Court, Mark Ridley, of Chaldon Road, Caterham pleaded guilty to running a pet shop without a licence. He was fined £200, has to pay the Council’s costs of £345 and £15 to the victim support fund.
20/01/2012	New recycling and waste service gets the go-ahead Last night’s Council meeting gave the go-ahead to a new recycling and waste service for the district, which will enable residents to recycle more materials conveniently from home. From 1 October 2012, an improved recycling and waste service will include:
20/01/2012	Give your house an affordable makeover When you’re buying new furniture and products for your home, have you ever thought about visiting a reuse organisation?
18/01/2012	Revamped toddler play area for Queens Park Queens Park toddler play area is set to be revamped, thanks to a successful grant application of £59,300 by Tandridge District Council to Surrey County Council.
17/01/2012	Digital roadshow The whole of this television region will switch to digital TV in April. There are local roadshows to help residents find out what they might need to do and what help is available.
12/01/2012	Residents rate council services highly and feel well informed This week’s Overview & Scrutiny Committee welcomed the “ Have your say about council services ” report which presented the findings of a major survey carried out last year to find out residents views about the Council.
10/01/2012	Nominate a team to carry the Paralympic Flame The start of 2012 sees the last opportunities to nominate people to carry the Paralympic Flame during the London 2012 Paralympic Torch Relay.
06/01/2012	Surrey Police launches crackdown on vehicle crime Surrey Police is taking proactive steps to tackle vehicle crime across the county. The initiative will see neighbourhood officers and extra patrol teams focusing on reducing the offences of Theft of a Motor Vehicle (TOMV) and Theft from a Motor Vehicle (TFMV) throughout January.
05/01/2012	Surrey residents warned of bank courier scam Surrey Police is warning Surrey residents about a scam in which fraudsters posing as couriers use false pretences to obtain people’s bank cards following a number of incidents in the county.
22/12/2011	House fire increase sparks Christmas warning Faulty fairy lights and burnt turkey dinners have sparked a Christmas safety warning after it was revealed house fires in Surrey doubled last December.
21/12/2011	Keep well this winter Cold weather is much more dangerous than many people realise. Around 20,000 people die each year in England and Wales as a result of the cold. The elderly, people living on their own and anyone with a heart or chest condition are more vulnerable.
20/12/2011	Fined for breach of enforcement notice On Friday 9 December at Redhill Magistrates’ Court, Millie Stojanovic, of Old Orchard, Church Lane, Burstow RH6 9TG pleaded guilty to not complying with a planning enforcement notice. She was fined £3,300 and ordered to pay the Council’s legal costs of £680 and £15 to the victim support fund.

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